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center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. center in new york city, i'm test. . it's tuesday, september 29th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." a cold encounter at the united nations between president obama and vladmir putin planned parenthood goes on attack. they go before congress today to too fight fetal tvp tissue research t. fight over planned parenthood could lead to a shutdown. teammates collide in the outfield. one needed to be carted off.
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daily day but. trevor stewart takes over for jon stewart a it is host of "the daily show". good morning from cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. this morning, president obama meets with cuban president raul castro as he wraps up his visit to the united nations. their speeches to the general assembly painted starkly different views on resolving the crisis if syria. then the leaders, whose relationship can best be described as frosty, held their first face-to-face encounter into nearly a year. u.s. officials say the president and putin spent about half of the 90-minute meeting talking about the four-year-old civil war that's killed more than a quarter of a million people putin called the meeting quote
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very useful and frank. but the two leaders remained at odds over the syrian president bashar al-assad. earlier, putin said the solution to the crisis and the only way to take on isis is to stick with assad. >> we think it is an enormous mistake to help the syrian government and its armed forces. >> reporter: the president said any resolution must include the removal of assad the russian allie from power. >> we must recognize this there cannot be after so much blood shed, carnage, a return to the pre-war status quo. >> reporter: the russians have built up the military prent presence in syria over the past several week. they say it's a part of their effort to fight the islamic state. putin says russia will not send if ground troops. u.s. and russian military leaders will hold talks to avoid conflicts. during a 60 minute interview with charlie rose, putin made it
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clear, he's trying to salvage the assad regime and had this advice that want to see assad gone. >> they should send this message to the syrian people. it's only the syrian people who are entitled to decide who should govern your country and how. >> the other half of the meeting between president putin dealt with the situation in ukraine. outside the u.n., demonstrators chanted putin is a killer. they claim russia's actions in syria are a destruction to mask it's aggressive moves in the ukraine. the u.n. is worried eastern ukraine could hold elections next month and violate the fragile peace accord. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk about the crisis in ukraine with british prime minister david cameron. this morning, taliban moved into the northern city of kunduz yesterday. it was the first in the 14 year war the taliban captured a
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capital. the u.n. says it carried out an airstrike against the rebels. today the president of planned parenthood addressed congress since the release of under cover videos concerns fetal tissue for research. some lawmakers demand that cut payments and threat on the shut down the government to get their way. a just released "cbs news," "new york times" poll, find they would blame republicans for a shutdown. 55% of americans say planned parent shood should seif federal funding. >> planned parenthood president will field questions today from lawmakers on capitol hill. some who are still seething after the release of secretly recorded videos that show employees discussing the use of aborted fetal tissue in medical tissue. >> a lot of people want intact heart these days. >> from testimony prepared ahead of the hearing, richards aggressively defends her organization, saying the practice is just a small part of
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what it does for millions of women across the country. she adds, planned parenthood is quote proud of its limited role in supporting fetal tissue research. richards also goes after the founder of the anti-abortion group that recorded the videos. saying quote it is clear that they acted fraudulently, and unethically and perhaps illegally. a hearing comes one day after the senate voted to advance a bill authorizing government spending. >> that includes funding for planned parenthood. many conservatives, including republican presidential candidate ted cruz have sought to end federal funding for the organization. >> it is essentially a blank check to barack obama. that's not very clean to me. >> that actually sounds like a very dirty funding bill. >> reporter: the house is expected to take up and pass the spending bill as early as today. and planned parenthood will hold rallies in dozens of cities
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across the country on what it calls a national peak outday. senator cruz says he will offer an aamendment today to put a one-year ban on planned parenthood. >> thank you. coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll ask house majority leader kevin mccarthy, who announced he is running for speaker about the budget battle over planned parenthood this morning, donald trump's plan to revamp the u.s. tax plan. >> we are lowering tax, simplifying and getting rid of debucks that are actually obsolete. >> there will be four individual tax rates with a top rate of 25%. workers less than $25,000 a year would pay no taxes. most credits would disappear t. credit tax rate would be cut from 45 to 15%. contradiction says the plan does more to cut taxes for the rich and that trump's estimates for
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growth are unrealistic. hillary clinton let loose on jeb bush that democrats offer free stuff to minority voters, calling it deeply insulting. speaking in carolina, he recorded his approach to quote plaque messages. >> our message is one of hope and not one of division and get if line and we'll take care of you with free stuff. our message is one that is uplifting saying you can achieve success, we're on your side, things can get better. >> from a facebook chat yesterday, clinton says republicans promise tax breaks and deals to their corporate friends, but then call democratic social programs for the stuff. this tropical storm joachim -- joaquinn is in the bahamas. joaquin is expected to strengthen in the next 48 hours. it will be a wet day for
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much of the eastern united states, the gulf coast, particularly the pan handle is getting drenched with heavy rain and thunderstorms. on the gulf coast, residents of florida are being warned to stay off the roads. some areas got up to 8 inches of rain overnight. flood waters are up to three feet on some roadways. still to come, emergency landing patches on an aer lingus jet had anxious moments when they had to return to the airport, michelle obama talks about better opportunities for girls.
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. >> this morning, nasa announced they have found liquid water on the planet mars because if there is water on mars, that means there might be life on mars, which would call into question everything mankind believes about its place in the universe. it's unbelievably exciting. on the other hand, now we have to worry about the recoveries
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getting wet. >> scientists are excited for the new possibility on mars t. discovery of flowing liquid water. nasa found flowing water years ago. the new hope is that the planet can sustain life. >> everywhere we go that it's liquid water, weather deeply in the earth or the arid regions, we find life. there is tremendously exciting. >> one estimate of the amount of surface water on mars is it is enough to fill 38 olympic size swimming pools. scary moments last night for passengers on an aer lingus jet. it returned for an emergency landing 15 minutes after takeoff. the aircraft had landing gear problems and no flaps t. rea people scheduled on other
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airline's flights might be rerouted. on the cbs money watch, will wall street stocks bounce back today? we have that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, allison, asian markets are tumbling on sourree worries over china's sagging economy. japan's nikkei lost 4%. the shang 312 points monday, the s&p 500 fell 49. the nasdaq fell 142, billionaire investor carl icahn warns about the u.s. potential catastrophe in the u.s. economy, he says low interest rates, he says donald
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trump's opinion before the republican presents the presidential candidate reveals his economic proposals. whole foods is cuting jobs to grocery chains. >> that represents about 1.6% of the work force. some of the reductions will come through atricks. whole foods is trying to lower prices and costs to keep up with the competition. carl walker's daughter is suing meadow walker filed a lawsuit on behalf of her late movie star father paul walker. he died in a high speed car crash in november. the suit claims it lacked safe guards to protect the occupant. apple breaks its record for iphone sales after apple sold more than 13 million iphones 6s and 6s-plus models in the first three days. that's three million more than the first weekend last year.
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>> now, jill, i hear today is the national day of intuition for one of america's favorite drinks. my favorite drink, coffee. does that mean we will get free coffee? >> absolutely. today is national coffee day. here are some of the places you can get your free caffeine fix. dunkin' donuts is offering a free medium cup and you can get a free 12-ounce cup of coffee at crispy creme and on original do nut. if only they were open 24 hours. >> and only if they'd deliver us to set so we wouldn't have to leave and keep working. coming up, a collision in the outfield sends one player p out in the field on a stretcher. doctors are keeping him under observation.
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here is a look at today os forecast in some cities around the country. >> 3, 2, 1. >> eric griner made a name for himself doing off the wall stuff on mtv's inaugural circuit t. 21-year-old died monday in a skydiving accident. his sudden death is leaving the tight knit extreme sports in
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sadness today. that's one of the headlines on the morning news stand. the sacramento bee reports he hit a tree in squaw valley. roner is being remembered as a pioneer in action sports. >> it's definitely been a little bit dploomy. you know, it's been an overwhelming part of sadness everywhere. you kind of feel it in the air. >> roner's wife calls him a beautiful man, great father and wonderful friend. >> the lehigh valley express reports on a high school football player. evan murray died friday after massive pleading from the spleen after he was tackled on friday. the examiner says his by
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,,,, here's a look at jay's forecast in some cities around the country. >> this is surreal for me. i'm not going to lie, growing up in the dusty streets of south africa, i never dreamed i would one day have, well, two things really. an indoor toilet and a job as host of the ""daly" show." >> trevor noah has taken over
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the "daily show" the south african comic debuted last night. in his monologue, he paid tribute to former host jon stewart. >> thank you for believing in me. i'm not quite sure what you saw for me. i will work hard every day to find it. i'll make you not look like the crazy old dude who he was his inheritance to some random kid from africa. >> and "the late show" with stephen colbert welcomed first lady michelle obama last night. she discussed her let's girl learn initiative. the program's goal is to provide opportunities for the 62 million girls world wide who do not attend school regularly. >> we're really trying to shine a light on this issue, working and leveraging resources of developed countries to do more work in developing countries to make sure that those girls are getting the opportunities that they deserve and the barriers are many. you know, it's not just resources. a lot of it is attitude.
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>> the first lady says she wants all girls to have similar opportunities like the ones her own daughters have. tonight on "the late show" steven welcomes actress ellen page and jerry eisen berg. on tuesday, in the 7th ining in pittsburgh last night, cardinals outfielder dove for a fly ball, he lay motionless for several minutes. he was taken out on a stretcher. doctors say he has a bruise if his head, all tests are negative. he is being kept overnight for observation dmpblts washington nationals suspended jonathan applebaum. he didn't like rarper not running harold to 1st late in the game. he has been suspended for four games without pay which means the rest of the season t. team has been eliminated from the playoffs. in nfl monday night
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>> it was a banner nigh cbs was the most honored network, winning nine ar cbs won nine awards, best report, best future story and best interview. interview. cbs evening news anchor and "60 minutes" correspondent scott pelley won the award for best writing on the 60 minute story "the shooting at jardin high. when he accepted the emmy, he said the judges made great respect. >> with great respect and admiration for the judges who did a very food job, there may be people that believe this award might be a mistake. i would be among them. the other person who was nominated in this category is
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bob simon. i learned how to write from bob simon. bob simon taught me what writing could be. and it was because of his example that i have been a student of writing ever since, a struggling student of writing but a student nonetheless. and with the permission of the academy and the permission of the judge, i'd like to dedicate
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good morning. it's tuesday, september 29 i'm michelle griego. good morning, taking a live look out at the golden gate bridge, we're saying good morning to those drivers out there.
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>> hey, how you doing bob? >> two three of them. >> here comes larry. yes, it's tuesday, september 29th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. man it's early. 4:30. good to have you on board, by the way today is a holiday. did you guys know that? today is national coffee day. >> oh! >> hooray. >> 365 days a year. >> i saw that on twit they are morning. everyone that was up was logging in on that getting their caffeine high. >> i can't believe. you don't drink coffee? >> roberta doesn't do it. >> i know you would think though. good morning everybody, there's many more people on the east bay waking up early than the north bay because i was with you out there on the road. temperatures right now very mild and 50s and 60s and later today, it will be cooler than yesterday. a little bit breezy during the day. 60s to just about 80. the full forecast is coming up in a couple of minutes, but right now the caffeinated gianna. i know, checking the roadways right now bay bridge going westbound so far so

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